<html><head><title>Bringing native pollinators back to the farm</title><style>*{font-family:verdana,arial,sans-serif;font-size:11px;}</style></head><body>This article link was mailed to you by: <b><a href="mailto:LDA@pollinator.org">LDA@pollinator.org</a> *</b><br><p><b>I thought you might find this article of interest.</b><hr size=1><p align='center'> <a href="http://www.dailydemocrat.com/business/ci_18299716?source=email">Bringing native pollinators back to the farm - <b>By BOB JOHNSON / Courtesy of Ag Alert</b><br><i><H6>Published By Daily Democrat</H6></i></a></p> <p>A small group of Yolo County watermelon growers and UC Davis researchers are part of a pioneering effort to bring native pollinators back to the farm.
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